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Some results on $L$-complete lattices

The paper deals with special types of $L$-ordered set, $L$-fuzzy complete lattices, and fuzzy directed complete posets (fuzzy $dcpo$s). First, a theorem for constructing monotone maps is proved, a characterization for monotone maps on an $L$-fuzzy complete lattice is obtained, and it is proved that if $f$ is a monotone map on an $L$-fuzzy complete lattice $(P;e)$, then $\sqcap S_f$ is the least fixpoint of $f$. A relation between $L$-fuzzy complete lattices and fixpoints is found and fuzzy versions of monotonicity, rolling, fusion and exchange rules on $L$-complete lattices are stated. Finally, we investigate $Hom(P,P)$, where $(P;e)$ is a fuzzy $dcpo$, and we show that $Hom(P,P)$ is a fuzzy $dcpo$, the map $γ\mapsto \bigwedge_{x\in P}e(x,γ(x))$ is a fuzzy directed subset of $Hom(P,P)$, and we investigate its join.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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